Built by a doctor · for medical offices

No patient call missed, day or night.

An AI receptionist for your practice. It answers, books the appointment, and files every fax that lands.

HIPAA-grade by default1,200+ calls answeredWhite-glove implementation
Front desk · 9:12 AM
On hold
MT
Maria Torres · Patient
Calling to move her Thursday visit
6:40
“You are caller number four. Your call is important to us — please stay on the line and someone will be with you shortly.”
Hung up at 6:40 · No record · No callback
Voicedoc · 9:12 AM
Live
MT
Maria Torres · Patient
Reschedule · booked on the call
1:12
Voicedoc
Thanks for calling Valley Medical Group. How can I help you today?
Caller
I need to move my Thursday appointment.
Voicedoc
Of course. Can I get your name and date of birth?
Caller
Maria Torres, April twelfth, seventy-eight.
Voicedoc
Thank you. And the best number to reach you back on?
Caller
It’s 559-555-0188.
Voicedoc
I have Tuesday at 8:40 in the morning with Dr. Qadri. Shall I move you to that?
Caller
Yes, that works.
Booked · confirmation sent
Patient
Maria Torres
Date of birth
04 / 12 / 1978
Callback
559-555-0188
Appointment
Tue 8:40 AM · Dr. Qadri
Answering the phones at practices across California
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What kind of practice do you run?

Voicedoc is built for medical offices.

Practices on Voicedoc

Real practices. Real phone lines.

350+calls answered since July

Voicedoc has become an integral part of how we’ve built our practice from the ground up, and I would highly recommend them to any physician looking to establish or streamline an independent practice.

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5 stars across the board — an excellent partner for a new medical practice

As a urologist establishing a new private practice, one of my priorities was building an efficient operation without taking on unnecessary administrative overhead. Voicedoc helped us develop and implement a comprehensive AI workflow that supports both front-office and back-office operations, and the results have been impressive.

On the front end, the AI handles incoming patient calls and appointment scheduling, significantly reducing phone volume and interruptions for our staff. On the back end, it processes incoming referral packets, organizes documentation, creates patient charts, and uploads referral information directly into our EMR. Our team reviews and verifies the information, while the AI helps ensure that required demographics, insurance details, and prior authorizations are in place before scheduling the patient. The entire process has made patient onboarding considerably more efficient.

What truly sets Voicedoc apart is the team behind the technology. They have been exceptionally responsive, accessible, and committed to making the system work for our practice. Throughout implementation, they have continuously refined workflows, made adjustments based on our feedback, and remained proactive in addressing challenges. Communication has been consistently easy and productive. It’s clear that they genuinely care about both the success of our practice and the patient experience. We’ve also received very positive feedback from our patients.

Of course, AI technology is not perfect. There are occasional mistakes and minor glitches, and human oversight remains important. However, Voicedoc has been transparent about these limitations and consistently willing to improve. Their responsiveness and commitment to getting things right give me a great deal of confidence in the platform.

From a financial and operational standpoint, the value has been exceptional. For a newly established independent practice, having this level of automation and administrative support without the expense of building a large front-office team is a tremendous advantage. It allows us to operate efficiently, manage a growing workload, and devote more of our attention to patient care.

I couldn’t be more pleased with our experience. Voicedoc has become an integral part of how we’ve built our practice from the ground up, and I would highly recommend them to any physician looking to establish or streamline an independent practice.

Dr. Anas Hamdi
Dr. Anas Hamdi
Urology · Central Valley Urology · Visalia, CA
800+calls answered since April, 30% of them after the office closed

Our answering service was costing us about thirty-five hundred dollars a year and still missing the consults that mattered. Voicedoc replaced it on day one. We haven’t gone back.

Dr. Masood
Dr. Masood
Nephrology · Kidney Specialists Inc · Fresno + Madera, CA
Three modules, one front desk

The calls, the faxes, and the schedule.

Almost everything that lands on a medical front desk arrives by phone or by fax, and almost all of it ends in the schedule. Voicedoc works all three, and your admin decides how much it does on its own — from suggesting the next step to taking it.

AI receptionist

Every patient call answered on the first ring, clinic hours and after hours.

  • Escalates live to a staff member when a call needs a person
  • Anything urgent or emergent is directed to 911 and flagged
  • Name, date of birth, and callback verified before hang-up
  • Staff notified in the app the moment the conversation ends

Fax processing

Every inbound fax read the second it arrives, so referrals never pile up.

  • Labeled automatically: lab, referral, prior auth, records
  • Filed to the patient’s chart when your EMR is connected
  • One patient profile with every call, fax, and appointment
  • Suggested next action — referral plus prior auth in, ready to schedule

Scheduling

Booked end to end on the call, against the calendar you already run.

  • Checks the referral is on file before it offers a slot
  • Quotes the next available time and answers routine questions
  • Gives your standard prep instructions — sleep study, imaging
  • Outbound confirmations, reminders, and post-visit follow-up

See it in your specialty: Nephrology · Urology · every specialty

1,200+
calls answered at practices live on Voicedoc
1 in 4
calls came in while the office was closed
86%
finished without a transfer to staff
64s
median call, from hello to hang-up

Measured on the practices live on Voicedoc, April to October 2026. Test and demo lines excluded.

Voicedoc Interpreter · free

Hear it work. Then call it yourself.

A medical interpreter in Spanish, Arabic, Vietnamese, and dozens of other languages. Merge the number into any call, any hour.

A real call, English and Spanish
Staged demo · recorded on a real phone line
Clinic lineDoctor and patient
Voicedoc InterpreterJoined on the call

Press play to hear the interpreter join a doctor and a Spanish-speaking patient.

Read the transcript

Uses your microphone.

QR code that dials (559) 335-0440
On a computer?

Scan with your phone’s camera to call, or dial

(559) 335-0440

Used this for my Cantonese-speaking patient in the clinic. It worked very well. Just need to be a little patient while making transitions into next sentences. Patient was very happy. Gave my staff some relief as well.

Dr. Fahad Hashamat
Dr. Fahad Hashamat
Medical Director · Visalia Family Medicine

I loved the Spanish! I think it can also be used for language learning too!

Dr. Mehdi Ghajarnia
Dr. Mehdi Ghajarnia
Ophthalmologist · Eye Medical Center

I used it. It was neat to use. Truly well done.

Dr. Bakht Roshan
Dr. Bakht Roshan
Infectious Disease · St Agnes Medical Center
How it works

Voicedoc knows what your staff will ask.

Built around how a medical office actually runs. Whatever comes in — a call, a fax, a referral — Voicedoc works it into the same structured item, with the fields your staff would otherwise have to call back for, and the next step already worked out.

Call #4417 · Reschedule
Captured
Patient
Maria Torres
Date of birth
04 / 12 / 1978
Callback
559-555-0188
Provider
Dr. Qadri
Request
Reschedule
Current slot
Thu · 10:30 AM
Preferred
Mornings, next week
Reason
Travel conflict
Patient asks to move her Thursday follow-up — she will be out of town. Prefers a morning slot the following week with the same provider. No new symptoms and no clinical question raised. Referral on file, no prior auth required.
Suggested action
Rebook to Tue 8:40 AM with Dr. Qadri — next morning slot that matches her preference.
Approve, or let Voicedoc call her back and book it
01

It asks the right questions, in the right order

The intake template is configured per practice and per request type. A reschedule needs name, date of birth, callback, provider, and preferred times; a refill needs the medication and pharmacy. Voicedoc doesn’t end the call until the required fields are filled.

02

It re-asks until it’s sure

Names get spelled back. Dates of birth are confirmed. Callback numbers are read back digit-by-digit and validated as a full 10-digit US number — anything off and Voicedoc asks again. Politely, but it asks.

03

It lands in a work queue, not a voicemail box

Every call arrives as a structured item in your staff queue within 10 seconds of hang-up, and every fax arrives read, labeled, and attached to the right patient. Your team opens the app to a list of actions, not a stack of recordings and a backlog of referrals.

04

You set how much it does on its own

Your admin turns the autonomy up one notch at a time, per action. Start with Voicedoc suggesting the next step and your staff clicking approve; move to letting it place the callback and book the appointment itself once you’ve watched it get that right for a few weeks.

05

It doesn’t pretend to be a clinician

Voicedoc never gives medical advice, never reads back labs or chart notes, and never confirms a booking it isn’t authorized to make. It captures, it routes, it escalates — and anything that sounds urgent or emergent is told to call 911 and flagged to your team immediately.

Comparison

How Voicedoc compares.

Against a hold queue with voicemail, and against a traditional answering service.

Capability
Hold + voicemail
Answering service
Voicedoc
Answers on the first ring
No hold music, no phone tree
×Queue, then voicemail
~Often queued
✓Every call, instantly
Never busy at peak
Monday morning, lunch, post-close
×Callers hang up
~Staffed capacity
✓Unlimited at once
Captures patient name + date of birth
Required fields, every time
×If caller volunteers
~If they remember
✓Required, verified
Books the appointment on the call
Reschedule, cancel, new patient
×No
~Free-text note
✓End to end
Inbound faxes triaged and filed
Labs, referrals, prior auths
×Read by hand
×Not offered
✓Read, labeled, filed
Outbound reminders and follow-up
Confirmations, prep, post-visit
×Staff, by hand
×Inbound only
✓Automated calls
Structured handoff
A work queue item, not a recording
×Audio only
~Free-text page
✓Structured fields
HIPAA-grade by default
BAA, encryption, audit log
×Carrier-dependent
~BAA optional
✓Built in
Live transfer to staff or on-call
When the call truly needs a human
×No
~Sometimes
✓Per triage rule

Read the full comparison with an answering service →

Value calculator

What a missed call actually costs.

Set the sliders to match your practice. Everything below is revenue that never reaches your schedule.

The phones
The fax line
What a patient is worth

First-year collections from one new patient. Benchmarks run $538 for a small group to $1,395 for a health system. Drag it, or type your own number.

Hiring instead

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Left on the table
$33,000/mo

$396,000 a year in new patients you never met.

  • New patients missed30/mo
  • Referrals never worked25/mo
  • Time to process each referral17 days

Voicedoc answers on the first ring and files every fax the minute it lands.

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Hiring instead
1.1FTE
$6,958/mo$83,498 a year, all-in

Every call answered and every fax worked by hand is 122 hours a month, and a paid hour is only two thirds of an hour on the work.

  • Wages$3,952/mo
  • Taxes and benefits$1,702/mo
  • Turnover$398/mo
  • Management$906/mo

At $21/hr, a third of each paid hour lost to breaks and time off, 35% annual turnover, one manager per ten staff. And it covers business hours only — one seat staffed around the clock takes 6.5 people.

Getting started

We build it with you.

Your AI receptionist answers the line on day one. Fax processing and scheduling switch on as the integrations land, inside the first 30 days.

01

Demo

We learn how your front desk runs today.

02

Setup

You approve the quote and setup fee, and we build it.

03

Day one

Your AI receptionist takes the line. Every call answered.

04

By day 30

Fax processing and scheduling switch on.

Priced per practice, based on your call and fax volume and the number of providers.

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See it work

From a 9:47 PM call to one click at 7:58 AM.

A patient calls after hours and a lab fax lands at 11 PM. Voicedoc answers, files both to her chart, and has the reschedule ready for your staff in the morning.

FAQ

Questions, answered honestly.

Is this a real human or an AI?
It’s an AI voice agent. Voicedoc identifies itself as such on every call. We don’t pretend. Patients know they’re talking to software, and they almost universally prefer it to six minutes of hold music.
Does this replace my front desk staff?
No — it takes the phone off their desk. Your receptionist still greets the people at the counter, works the schedule, and handles anything that needs judgment. Voicedoc absorbs the routine calls that keep interrupting them, and hands over anything it shouldn’t be deciding. Practices use it to stop hiring for the phone, not to cut the staff they have.
Is it HIPAA-compliant?
Yes. Voicedoc runs on HIPAA-eligible infrastructure with a signed Business Associate Agreement, end-to-end encryption, and a complete audit log of every call. We do not sell, share, or train on your call data.
What if it gets the patient name wrong?
Voicedoc spells back every name and reads back the date of birth and callback number digit-by-digit before ending the call. If a caller is unclear, the agent re-asks. The structured summary always includes the original audio so your staff can verify any field in seconds.
What happens if the caller has an emergency?
Anything that sounds urgent or emergent is told plainly to hang up and call 911, and your team is flagged immediately. Voicedoc does not triage symptoms, offer reassurance, or decide how sick someone is — it recognizes that a call is above its pay grade and gets a human involved. Calls that need a person but aren’t emergencies are transferred live to your staff or the on-call provider, per the rules you set.
Can it replace my answering service entirely?
For most specialty and primary-care practices, yes — evenings and weekends are covered the same way clinic hours are. Dr. Masood’s nephrology practice replaced theirs end-to-end on day one. Some practices keep a human service for overflow; Voicedoc handles that split gracefully too.
Can it book the appointment in my scheduling system?
Yes, when we can connect to it. Voicedoc reads real availability, checks whether the referral is on file, offers the next open slot, and writes the appointment back — on the same call. We support DrChrono directly and FHIR-based systems generally, and we add systems per customer as part of implementation. Where an integration isn’t possible, Voicedoc captures the full scheduling request instead and never tells the patient a time is confirmed.
What does it do with our faxes?
Every inbound fax is read page by page as it arrives, then labeled — lab result, referral, prior authorization, records request, insurance — and matched to the patient. When your EMR is connected, it’s attached to the chart. Voicedoc also connects the dots across documents: when a referral and its prior authorization have both landed, it surfaces that patient as ready to schedule instead of leaving the two pages to be noticed separately.
How much can the AI do without asking us?
Exactly as much as your admin allows, and no more. Autonomy is set action by action from your dashboard. Most practices start with Voicedoc suggesting the next step and staff clicking approve, then move individual actions — placing a callback, booking a slot, sending a reminder — over to fully automatic once they’ve watched it handle them correctly. You can dial any of it back at any time.
What does setup look like?
We do the implementation for you — every practice, every time. After the demo and the setup fee, we map your providers, request types, triage rules, and escalation paths, and your AI receptionist goes live on the line on day one. Fax processing and scheduling come next: they need your EMR, calendar, and fax line connected, which typically completes within the first 30 days. We keep tuning it after that.
Is there anything for just my own line?
Yes, as a smaller way in. Our personal answering service takes a single physician’s direct line: it asks who is calling and what the call is about, and when it is a consult it captures the patient’s name, date of birth, and reason before letting the caller go. It is $100 a month after a 14-day trial and you can start it yourself. The front desk modules above are the main product — that is what a demo covers.
What does it cost?
It’s quoted per practice, based on your call and fax volume, the number of providers, and which modules you turn on. There is a one-time setup fee for the implementation. For most offices it lands well under what a comparable answering service plus the front desk hours it replaces would cost. We give you the number on the first call — no pricing games.
What if it doesn’t work out?
You get your money back. Every practice carries a 30-day money-back guarantee: if you’re not satisfied with our implementation, tell us within 30 days and we refund you. You don’t have to argue a case or work through a checklist first.

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